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A DPLL is consist of 3 parts typicallyD,K counter and the I/D divider.
PDhase detector, is used to detect the phase difference between the incoming signal(Ref Frequency) and the output of the DPLL(fedback from the output); PD will output the up or dn signals to indicate the phase difference.
K counter functions as a loop filter,it will output a carry or borrow pulse when the counter equal to the predefined K, and the counter is gotten via sampling the up/dn signals output from PD.
I/D divider is a controlled divider.It will output a central frequency by dividing a particular number. However, the division ration will be controlled by the carry/borrow pulse from the K Counter.
the output of the I/D divider will be feed back to the PD.
I have just finished demo,the most difficult thing is programmable frequence generation,The PD can be finded at @ltera,it is good.but i have not find a good way to know whether the verifying freqence is the same of the reference
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